Re: Pineapple sage blackberry brandy

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mmmm i LOVE pineapple sage. it smells just like a fresh pineapple.

YUMMMMM yummy. and the flowers this time of year are soo beautiful

and vibrant red. NICE. One lady at the plant store said that I could

try bringing the plant in for the winter and cut it back some. I

might try that as I have 2 back there and leave the 1. this spring it

DID grow back on me so I was surprised to see that.

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> > Trying infusing it in blackberry brandy and see if adds a bit

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> > and then add the wilted pineapple sage then transfer to a mason

> jar and let

> > sit in a dark cupboard for about 4 weeks. Enjoy~

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[Guest guest]

Hi Shaye, Sorry for the delay in writting but I have been " computer challenged "

as my lap top died las week! I have a new one now, so I am all good to go..LOL

I do make alot of tinctures with the blackberry brandy as it is good for bitter

type herbs. Pineapple sage is a gentle type herb and can be infused in anything

like vinegar for salads all the way to brandy. And you can go ahead and

experiment as that is the " fun part " to see what you may like best.

Enjoy~

Sherri

Pineapple sage blackberry brandy

Hi Sherri, so I hung my PSage up to dry a couple of days ago and

yesterday I stopped and got some blackbery brandy. I was thinking

the taste is already so strong will the Psage really make it

different? Have you tried this before?

Thanks

Shaye

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> Hi Shaye,

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> Trying infusing it in blackberry brandy and see if adds a bit of

something-

> something!. I do some tinctures that way to taste better but if

you use a

> good amount for infusing it may be quite interesting~ gently warm

the brandy

> and then add the wilted pineapple sage then transfer to a mason

jar and let

> sit in a dark cupboard for about 4 weeks. Enjoy~

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> Sherri

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